Vocabulary
Magnets and Metals
Forces & Fields
Strength and Data
Speaker structure/function
100

an object that produces a magnetic field and attracts certain materials

What is a magnet?

100

Iron, nickel, and cobalt  

What are the 3 metals that magnets are attracted to?

100

To show this type of force between two bar magnets, you must place like poles (N-N or S-S) facing each other

What is repulsive?

100

As the distance between two magnets increases, the magnetic force will do this

What is decreases?

100

The main function of a speaker: converting electrical signals into this

What are sound waves?

200

a type of magnet that maintains its magnetic properties pretty much all the time

What is a permanent magnet?

200

This is what happens to a coil of wire when an electric current runs through it

What is, becomes an electromagnet and has a magnetic field around it?

200

Draw two magnet with opposite poles facing each other and describe whether they attract or repel each other.

What is attract?

200

The way to increase the magnetic force between two magnets.

What is bring them closer to each other?

200

In a speaker, this part vibrates back and forth to push the air and produce sound waves

What is the cone?

300

the 3-dimensional area around a magnet where its force can be detected?  The direction this force moves out of and around the magnet

What is a magnetic field? 

What is from the north pole to the south pole?

300

Copper, aluminum, or gold are examples  

What are metals that are not attracted to magnets?

300

The convention for the direction of a magnetic field is that the lines point out of this pole and into the this pole

What is out of the north pole and into the south pole?

300

The strength of an electromagnet when more batteries are added to the system?

What is increases?

300

This is the interaction between the electromagnet (coil) and the permanent magnet that causes the push-and-pull motion in a speaker

What is the alternating attraction and repulsion (or, the changing magnetic field interaction)?

400

the force interaction that occurs between opposite poles of magnets,

and, a diagram of it with 2 bar magnets

What is attraction?

400

This naturally occurring rock is an example of a permanent magnet that attracts iron

What is lodestone?

400

A paperclip sitting in a magnetic field has potential energy.  When we move the magnet closer, the potential energy turns into kinetic as the paperclip moves toward it.  Give another example of a magnet transferring energy to an object and making it move.

What is a magnet pulling on an iron nail?

400

The one variable that a scientist changes in an experiment.

What is the independent variable?

400

The flow of electric current through the coil makes it this type of magnet, whose poles can rapidly switch direction

What is an electromagnet?

500

this force surrounds a copper wire when electricity runs through the wire, and, what we do to the wire to strengthen the force


What is magnetism?

What is coil it?

500

A fundamental natural force that we have just been studying, that acts at a distance (not a life force)

What is magnetism?

500

One of two things you could do to make an electromagnet and a permanent magnet attract each other if they are currently repelling

What is reversing the direction of the electric current in the electromagnet  OR  flipping the permanent magnet so the opposite pole is facing the electromagnet?

500

For an experiment, if a student wanted to test the effect of increasing the number of coil wraps on the strength, two variables they would have to keep constant are

What is the type of battery, the type of wire, and the technique they use to measure the strength?

500

Three other examples of technologies, besides a speaker, that utilize magnets

What are an MRI machine, a Maglev train, a credit card strip, a hard drive, a doorbell, or a refrigerator seal? (Any three correct examples)

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